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A thing I really appreciate about supergirl is that Kara is never shown to be pretty. Yeha she is pretty regardless because they casted milliy fucking alcock but the never show her to be put together. They let her be messy. They let her be rude. They let her fuck up. Every time we see strong confident women in media they are always wearing the tightest bodysuit and look beautiful even when they have been beaten to shit. Not here. Every scene Kara is in she looks like a car had run over her. And they don't "transform" her and make her look prettier by the end to show that she has started to heal. Nah they keep her like that and they change how she acts. I love supergirl.
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Cold Bat 🥺 batman: legends of the dark knight #003
Happy Father’s Day to Bruce Wayne and the scene from Robin Year One #1 (2000) that made me cry.
By Chuck Dixon and Javier Pulido
I’ve been seeing lots of lovely TimKon arts around and I want to know if anyone can point me to some good comics to get started on Tim Drake and Conner’s relationship??
1996 comic miniseries World's Finest Three!! It's where they first met and it's an amzing hilarious read! I %100 recommend to start here
Thank you!! I will give it a try!
I’ve been seeing lots of lovely TimKon arts around and I want to know if anyone can point me to some good comics to get started on Tim Drake and Conner’s relationship??
Reason #15 for why I love Bruce Wayne.
He tells a mean knock-knock joke. and clearly passed his sense of humour to his sons.
Detective Comics (1937) #729 by Chuck Dixon and William Rosado
Bruce knows that John Grayson is Dick's father, not him. He knows that, Dick knows that. He's okay with it. He doesn't want to replace Dick's father; he could never do that.
But sometimes, he truly wishes he were. Who wouldn't want to be the father of such a wonderful child?
In any case, in his mind, Dick is his son; even if he isn't his father.
That's why he never asks to be called anything other than "B" or "Bruce," because he's not Dick's father, even if Dick is his son.
That's why, when Dick woke up from horrible nightmares screaming "Dad!", Bruce would run to his room, hug him, and comfort him.
Dick might sob, repeatedly telling his dad not to leave him alone.
Bruce wouldn't correct him, he wouldn't push him away... And selfishly, he would always reply, "Here I am, I'm not going to leave you".
Because he wouldn't do it, even if Bruce is not really his father... He's still Bruce's son.
When Dick was hurt and scared from a fight gone wrong, and half-sedated he would call for his dad, Bruce would take his little hand and whisper to calm him down.
Dick could offer apologies to his dad, but Bruce would never accept any.
Bruce doesn't tell him he doesn't accept his apology because he's not really his father. But Dick is his son.
Every time Dick says "dad" absentmindedly, Bruce swallows and answers, without correcting him. He understands that Dick is probably unaware of what his mind is doing to him, that he keeps calling for someone who is no longer there.
And Bruce, being the selfish man that he is, convinces himself that this is why he doesn't correct him, and not because he fervently wishes to be his dad.
It is not until Dick becomes an adult that Bruce is proud of, such a wonderful person, a man worthy of admiration... that he realizes it.
It is when Dick is telling someone a story about his parents that Bruce notices the pattern.
Dick never, ever calls John Grayson "dad".
He uses variations of the word, mostly in what he knows is Romani, sometimes in French... But never English.
John Grayson is never called "dad", not even once.
Only then does Bruce Wayne realize.
Bruce may not be Dick's father...
But he's Dick's dad.
And he knows for sure, that Dick is definitely his son.
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I mean Bat’s whole situation can be summed up as “Harvey I know you got it rough and i want to help you but I wouldn’t have to keep beating you up if you didn’t keep ROBBING THE FUCKING BANK”
Also not EVERYONE Batman fights is a mentally ill serial killer. Most are career criminals!! Black Mask, The Penguin, and King Shark are all MAJOR mafia crime bosses!! Bane is a flat out hired mercenary and Poisom Ivy is an eco-terrorist.
Like…we DO realize that if Batman wasn’t there, these guys would still kill people, right?
Hal Jordan from Justice League (2011) is such a dog but he’s growing on me
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Reason #14 for why I love Bruce Wayne.
Proper to a fault (Alfred taught him well)
From Batman (1940) #561 (Road to No Man’s Land) by Chuck Dixon and Jim Aparo
APT.